Nosis Launched Virtual Substance Use Recovery Platform
The service connects people with recovery coaches for lifestyle interventions in all 50 states.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Substance Abuse

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Nosis has officially launched its virtual recovery platform across the United States, offering a 12-week program focused on metabolic and biological health. The service is available to adults seeking support for substance use disorders through a cash-pay subscription model.
Why it matters
The platform aims to address the often-overlooked biological and metabolic health needs that frequently accompany substance use disorder. By focusing on nutrition, movement, and sleep, the program provides a non-clinical lifestyle approach to recovery.
The program is grounded in a pilot study involving 30 members in Utah, which informed the current nationwide expansion. The platform utilizes a proprietary assessment that evaluates over 85 biomarkers to inform personalized recovery plans.
The players
Nosis
A health technology company that provides virtual recovery support and metabolic health coaching.
One Mind
A brain health non-profit that operates an accelerator program for mental health and substance use innovations.
The details
Members of the 12-week Nosis Core program work with board-certified health coaches who are in recovery and registered dietitians. Through one-on-one video visits and messaging, the team uses an AI-driven assessment of health history and symptoms to guide specific nutrition, movement, and sleep interventions. The platform does not provide therapy or prescribe medications for opioid use disorder.
Timeline
Earlier in 2026, Nosis participated in a 10-week accelerator program.
September 22, 2026, the platform launched nationwide.
Early 2027, the company plans to introduce GLP-1 medications for weight management and cravings.
Health Landscape
Nosis refined its platform model during its participation in the One Mind accelerator earlier this year. This launch follows a growing industry trend of applying metabolic health metrics and digital coaching to supplement traditional addiction treatment frameworks.
Individuals considering this service should note it currently operates on a cash-pay basis, with launch pricing set at $2,500 for the Core program. Because the platform does not offer medical or psychiatric treatment for opioid use disorder, it is essential to discuss whether this coaching model is an appropriate supplement to your existing clinical care with a physician.
The takeaway
Nosis focuses on the intersection of metabolic health and addiction recovery by leveraging biomarker tracking and peer-led coaching. If you are interested in lifestyle-based support, ask your primary care physician whether a metabolic-focused recovery program could safely complement your current treatment plan.
What happens next
Nosis plans to roll out GLP-1 medications for weight management and substance cravings in early 2027.
Further reading
For additional insights on navigating recovery resources, visit our Substance Abuse section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by FierceHealth.
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